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But it was the flow in the examples.
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Are there people who actually believe that a user would enter a text prompt than a human programmer would generate the code?
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this bridge is brand new and has only been dropped once.
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1y ago
If you believe Musk doesn't want to redirect as much funds as possible from NASA to SpaceX I have a brand new bridge to sell you.
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> If you're going to sell T shirts, then sure, have quarterly goals. The issue provided in the example is about helping other teams out without an expectation of a reward, not about short term vs long term gains.
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> No incentive meant no action taken. sounds like late stage capitalism
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Google simultaneously making search worse as more people use AI chatbots isn't helping their cause.
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1y ago
> Any reason to think that the ultimate effect of this fee hike won't be the increased cost of domain names? Any reason to think that it would be more than 2 cents?
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Really need to add (2 cents) to the title. There are people in the comments who think it's 11% of the domain purchase price.
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It turns out trying to run an airport like twitter is a bad idea, who knew
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> He suggested the $6.5 billion acquisition has the potential to add $1 trillion in value to OpenAI, according to a recording reviewed by The Wall Street Journal. Crazy part is there will be investors who will absolutely believe this. No
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> It’s mind boggling how much money is floating around once you are part of the insider circle. it's a big club and you ain't in it [1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKUaqFzZLxU
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> . If we're talking about the views of the copyright office and how that relates to artists, it's implicit that we're staying in copyright land, because there has never been a case about style-as-IP in visual art. This ar
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1y ago
All squares are rectangles, but not all rectangles are squares. All right of publicity laws are intellectual property laws but not all intellectual property laws are right of publicity laws. All copyright laws are intellectual property laws
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> That has nothing to do with IP, it's a personality rights claim. The US Supreme Court disagrees, the right of publicity and intellectual property law are explicitly linked. > The broadcast of a performer’s entire act may underc
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Waits v. Frito-Lay. The court held that his voice and style were part of his brand and thus protected. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0H_hcRc0MA
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> would that disagreement have the same basis as the news above? Yes. An artist's style can and sometimes is their IP.
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> I think most people would agree that whatever AI companies are doing with training AI models is different than sending verbatim copies to random people on the internet. I think most artist who had their works "trained by AI"
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> Minnesota woman to pay $220,000 fine for 24 illegally downloaded songs [1] https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2012/sep/11/minnesota... [1]
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> they just get a photo of your eyes. this comes across as if you are attempting to downplay the importance of this biometric data which is weird considering Altman is paying to get access to just a photo of your eyes .
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Even if you 100% believe in your heart that Altman would never do anything negative with these scans that doesn't mean someone else won't if/when they get access to them. People may trusted 23andMe with their genetic data but
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> The scale here is absolutely nuts to me. Being able to detect these tiny amounts is nuts to me.
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Dont worry about it they barely got a truck.
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they just out source the in person parts > It turns out there is a burgeoning sub-industry of college-aged males of Asian ancestry who cannot wait to get paid for participating in these schemes. There are Discord channels all around the
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Thanks to AI this problem will only get much worse.
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Do people still actively care about phone apps? I avoid installing them whenever possible.
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are you great again?
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2y ago
in the way they commit crimes
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2y ago
paulg loves that site's owner because stopping the "woke mind virus" is worth it for him
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> Bring back super high dense book shelving filled with interesting stuff. Sure thing but your community would have to pay insignificantly more in local taxes
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